kemp is a guarenteed winner

GA has a runoff system

even if he doesnt win it outright

he'll win the runoff

corey is a lost cause

northam and trump showed that VA doesnt buy trumpism

desantis is 50/50

we'll see on taht one

that would definitly benefit from help

Corey isn't a lost cause

I'm not saying he will win but he has a small chance of winning

https://youtu.be/GszAJkUDsQE

This debate has some really good moments

i guess i just dont see it

why would northam and trump lose

when theyre running on basically the same agenda

that corey is running on

i think the government employees in northern VA are crouding things out, not to mention all the felons they allowed to vote

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2018/senate/va/virginia_senate_stewart_vs_kaine-6321.html

coreys down like 15 points. dont take this as any kind of rebuke on corey, i love the guy, but its VA, its turning into a lost cause

moderate republicans who might appeal to VA moderates are who they should run

oy gevalt https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1038841536316944386

@WildRooHuntingTutorials don't mention doxxing in here again

they dox us

and discord does nothing

don't mention doxxing in here again

^

only going to make things worse for everyone

Oy vey. Donald is a good goy

Very good goy!

All of the politicians have done that.

@whoisjohngalt Northan was the Democratic candidate who won. You're thinking of Gillespie

and Gillespie did not run on the same agenda. He

is a Bushie

Trump abandoned campaigning in Virginia to try to flip MI/WI/PA

Virginia was winnable and still is

@Julien Blanc I know this is about winning the midterms but could see us potentially gaining house seats in the 2020 election?

The Presidents party usually gains seats in a presidential year. If the Democrats have an exceptionally weak candidate or one who would only appeal to the fringe and Trump wins 340 electoral votes or above, I could see the GOP winning up to 20 house seats. That is what happened in 2008

@Earl of Morrrrgantown that's what happened in 2012

In 2008, the Dems picked up 21 house seats. To be fair, John Mccain wasn't on the fringe but he lost to Obama by a large margin, with states like Montana and Missouri almost going blue

and in 2008

Democratic pickups coinciding with Obama beating McCain/Romney